Residential Blocks
11 hrs. 53 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Dmitry Bilik
Author
Dmitry Bilik
Narrator
Anton Makarov
Narrator
Anton Makarov
Dmitry Bilik is a popular science fiction writer working in various directions of this genre. Each of his cycles is unique and interesting in its own way, the described world is original, and a touch of humor in the depiction of even the most difficult situations his heroes face is always present. That’s exactly why readers and listeners love Dmitry Bilik’s works and eagerly await his new books.
We present in audio format the tetralogy "City" and its third book, "Residential Areas."
A world after an apocalypse. The main hero, a mutant named Shipasty, and his team control their quarter and protect it from intrusions from outside. In addition, they carry out tasks spoken by a mysterious Voice. For this, they receive food, weapons, and other valuable things in this world. Who they are and who they used to be—no one remembers. Only sometimes fragments of memories surface in the depths of their inner mind. The city is deadly dangerous for its inhabitants: whoever delivers the fatal strike first survives here. And Shipasty’s path here is only just beginning—he is curious about what lies beyond the quarter.
In the third book, Shipasty openly resists the Voice. This requires absorbing artifacts, which reduces control over himself. Shipasty’s group leaves their established places, abandons the familiar shelter that is their own quarter; ahead of the heroes are dangers, betrayal, and—most importantly—new information about how this world is structured, which becomes more and more shocking and overturns all of Shipasty’s ideas.
We present in audio format the tetralogy "City" and its third book, "Residential Areas."
A world after an apocalypse. The main hero, a mutant named Shipasty, and his team control their quarter and protect it from intrusions from outside. In addition, they carry out tasks spoken by a mysterious Voice. For this, they receive food, weapons, and other valuable things in this world. Who they are and who they used to be—no one remembers. Only sometimes fragments of memories surface in the depths of their inner mind. The city is deadly dangerous for its inhabitants: whoever delivers the fatal strike first survives here. And Shipasty’s path here is only just beginning—he is curious about what lies beyond the quarter.
In the third book, Shipasty openly resists the Voice. This requires absorbing artifacts, which reduces control over himself. Shipasty’s group leaves their established places, abandons the familiar shelter that is their own quarter; ahead of the heroes are dangers, betrayal, and—most importantly—new information about how this world is structured, which becomes more and more shocking and overturns all of Shipasty’s ideas.
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